The ENTIRE Staff was stellar, on every level of assisting Me, as an A.D.A. Permanently disabled…read morewheelchair operator. They deserve infinite points... The Sound was also stellar & the A.D.A. sections were golden... I look forward to being a considered, with grace, kindness & well respected Patron, in the future...

We tried to stand near the front but it smelled so bad like rotten eggs in the first few rows and…read morehad to move to the back. I'm not sure what it was but smelled like sewage and ruined the experience. They also only have porta potties (almost all were gross and dirty). There's also a tree you can see in the picture (when we moved farther back) that covered half the stage. Not to be anti tree but either move the stage or don't place it behind a tree where it's covering the singer and everything that's going on. The one thing I liked was the sound and that kept me from giving it a one star. There was also no good place to stand and actually see the show bc there was no slop to the ground and it was just flat. When we went super far to the back was when we actually were able to see the stage.overall poorly built amphitheater, smells bad, took abt an hour to check people in but performers were great.

I can't speak to the qualities of COTA as an auto racing venue (I have zero interest in that), but…read morelast night I went to the B-52's/Devo/Lene Lovich concert at the amphitheater and although the bands were great, this venue is a horrible place to see a show. Even under ideal conditions, COTA is a huge place and getting from the parking lot to the show is a genuine hassle. There were thunderstorms and lightning flashes in the early part of the evening, which delayed the show for two hours, and Lene Lovich's set ended up being cut -- I know nobody can control the weather, but the staff on the ground wasn't helpful at all with providing updates on the show's status. Would it be canceled? Should we wait? We rode a tram bus from the parking lot to just outside the venue, and waited and waited for the gates to open. Nobody was telling the crowd anything. It was chaos. At one point we were herded down a hill into a parking garage to escape the rain (it was a garage, but nobody there was rockin', though cars filled with people bailing on the show and leaving were constantly coming through). I resorted to the B-52's Instagram account to get updates on the situation. Finally, at some point after 8 p.m. the gates opened, we entered the venue, wiped down our seats, and waited. After the show, we walked to the tram station (it was close to midnight by then) and waited, and waited for a tram to take us back to Lot F. There was some sort of "issue." People had been waiting up to 40 minutes for a tram. Nobody from the staff came over to tell us anything. We finally gave up and hoofed it over half a mile to our car. The COTA staff appear to be extremely disorganized and have very little idea how to keep a crowd of some 5,000 people informed about what's going on. They seem more interested in extracting money from people's wallets (besides the extortionate ticket prices, it's the land of $14 beers, $9 ice cream sandwiches, $45 T-shirts, etc. -- COTA makes airport shops seem like a bargain) than taking care of their customers. They don't seem to care about their patrons' welfare at all. I will not be returning to this venue under any circumstances.

I went to a show here for the first time on the 4th of July for Willie Nelson's 4th of July picnic…read more Acts included Willie Nelson & family, Tami Nielson, Asleep at the Wheel, The Avett Brothers, The Mavericks, and Bob Dylan. The first part of my review is about the show. It was incredible! I've seen Willie a few times but never for the 4th of July picnic so this was definitely a bucket list item. Each band gave a stellar performance. I was blown away! Now for the next part of my review. The part where I talk about the venue itself. Let me tell you I was so worried because I read so many horror stories online. The gates were to open at three but got delayed about thirty minutes because of rain. My pet peeve is that it wasn't updated on the website. Minor issue. We took an Uber there and back. Upon arrival, our driver was confused (even though there were cones and guides) but we made it through without a hitch. We arrived at 2:20 which would have been perfect timing if not for the rain. We managed to find a dry spot to sit and chat with other folks. Once the gates opened we got through smoothly and quickly. Getting there when we did was actually perfect timing because as we went through the gates we could see the entry line stretching for at least 1/4 mile. We were able to get food and drinks straight away because we were one of the first people in. Bathroom, no lines. Fast forward a couple of hours and bathroom lines, food lines, and drink lines were stretched for what seemed an eternity. It was a big show, sold out. Lots and lots of people, lines are going to happen. I would just suggest getting food and drinks immediately to avoid the crazy lines or maybe throw some snack bars in your bag. All in all we had a good experience.

This stadium is great! A home for Austin FC and all the teams that come and visit and play soccer…read morehere. There are even world championships that happen here. If you've never been to a game here, you should make it out to one. They are always fun. The food selection is a wide range of popular Austin restaurants and if you buy lodge tickets you get free food and drinks in your section as I understand it.

I've got a few times Q2 stadium. Go verde! You should wear green if you go. Most of the games they…read moredo give you some free gifts, such as scarves, buckets, hats, baseball caps. The stadium is family atmosphere. The Lexus bar is a luxury bar inside the stadium. They also do blood drives at the stadium as well as other charitable events. The team is mediocre, but you know what it is. Still fun to watch the game watch the smoke green, possibly see Matthew McConaughey. It is walking distance from the domain. Traffic does get heavy on Burnet/Braker. There is heavy presence of police. And everybody's just so friendly there is food stands along with beer stands and restrooms by gender. Gooal! It's a lot of fun. Most of them are on Saturday evening sometimes they do have some games during the week on Thursday. I highly recommend for you to go and the tickets are not that expensive.

Very old, dated, mediocre movie theater located in Lakeline Mall. I thought AMC would meet certain…read morestandards across all locations but clearly this is not the case. Ticket counter is confusing to locate; thankfully they have kiosks which make ticket purchases faster. Concessions stand is often understaffed and chaotic with very long wait times, but the popcorn has been consistently good. This location is split into theater rooms on the main level and downstairs. The downstairs theater rooms are in bad shape - recliners are creaky/loud and often broken, the space is dirty, and once I observed water dripping from a hole in the ceiling. Do better, AMC.

AMC is a fine movie theater chain however this location is lackluster. It is inside a mall and the…read morelayout is not great, the concessions are tucked in a corner and the ticket booth is not well defined, just a podium essentially. Once seated the theater the experience didn't improve. One seat we reserved in advance was actually broken and was stuck in a full recline with the footrest not popped up. Had to switch seats during the movie since it was so uncomfortable and then our group couldn't sit together. Would suggest the business does not sell tickets for broken seats. At least we got Nicole Kidman's famous intro, but heartbreak did not feel good in a place like this.

We wanted to do new wineries on our list. Carter Creek was recommended. They are a resort with…read morerooms but also a tasting room. Very nice lady serving us. One of the MacPhersons is the wine maker so very good. Loved their Primativo. Bought several bottles. Nice place.

My husband and I stopped for wine tasting as part of the Texas Wine Lovers Celebration. The…read moreinstructions online for the Wine Lovers Celebration, we were supposed to make reservations online. We did as instructed but only received an automated message. After no response back after 2 hours, we just stopped by the winery. Apparently, the wine tasting room staff knew nothing about the reservation/messaging system. The system is probably used more so to the resort and/or restaurant on property. My husband opted for the semi-sweet/sweet wine tasting selection and I opted for the reserved white/red combo. We enjoyed our wines as we chatted with the staff. All the wines were delicious. Great service.

Came to see Michelle Buteau! Sound system was legit - very clear with high/definition audio with…read moreexcellent bass. Process of getting in was really fast. The staff were all really nice! The venue was big but it didn't feel crowded. This venue seemed a little outdated to me. Felt old like it can be revamped and still keep the history. Parking is a challenge here.

Love the wide variety of performances showing at the Bass Concert Hall every year through Texas…read morePerforming Arts. I have seen several live performances at this theater, including FOOD by Geoff Sobelle and a few Broadway in Austin shows -- Six, Wicked, The Book of Mormon, and Moulin Rouge. Tickets on the balcony levels can be affordable, although the upper balcony is pretty high which can make performances difficult to see. However, all of the shows I've seen have been quite loud even at the top. There are a couple of concession stands on each level offering drinks and snacks, and you can even purchase a performance-themed buffet at some shows. A good number of restrooms on each floor too. As of this review you do not need a clear bag, although they do inspect all bags. There are several nearby UT parking garages and surface lots with paid parking. Pro tip- add your event tickets to your phone wallet before any events for quick entry, and don't forget to check out the outdoor balcony for a great view of campus.

ACL Live had a free Community Day on Sunday, February 23. Celebrating 15 years of the venue, the…read moreevent featured tours of the mezzanine, balcony, and backstage and included free popcorn and Torchy's queso;, and free live music by Dead Eye, A Phish cover band. The event was very family friendly. They created Willie bandana and braids for participants who wanted them, making it more fun to walk around. B Each person received a passport with all of the stops on tbe tour to explore. - 3-Ten building with a 10-minute introductory film - Mezzanine - Balcony - Backstage tour - PNC hall - ACL Live Shop Volunteers would stamp each venue upon completion. You could turn in completed passports at the end to be entered to win free tickets. It was a willie fun activity! .

I've been to ACL Live on multiple accounts, and if you ask me how the venue will be, I couldn't…read moretell ya! ACL Live is an event planner's dream. The venue can be configured for whatever you need. Billboard's Peso Pluma Concert? Standing GA on the lower level and the standard seating on the upper levels. The iHeartPodcast Awards? A free Christmas concert with a full orchestra? Auditorium style. Surprisingly, even though the seats are mobile, the chairs are surprisingly comfy!! Depending on the staff the event hires, the seamlessness of security check and lines can vary. If it's a SXSW event, you can expect experienced line managers and heavy security. But, if it's something on a smaller scale, it can be tragic and lead to chaotic, lost crowds. I've had the pleasure to be invited to the PNC Hall for an after-party event, and I love how easy it is to access as it's right next to the exit. The space is a bit tiny, but can hold a solid catering spread and reduced bar. IN: the permanent photo booth located in the open air is a nice touch for a keepsake. Also, the bathrooms are well maintained, (but wishing there were more stalls!) OUT: Parking is available via street or in nearby paid garages. The City Hall Garage is the preferred option due to its proximity and sometimes has a reduced rate for event goers.

WOW!!! What a fantastic spot! My sister and I met here for some food and drinks, they did not…read moredisappoint! The view, service, food, and drinks were amazing! Get the cucumber margarita!!!!! IT WAS FABULOUS!!

Great pizza (love the crust), yummy apps and salads and good locally brewed beers!…read more Wait time and accuracy is hit or miss, but we have always done well when seated at the bar. They usually have live music on the weekends which makes it really busy!

One of the best concert venues I've had the chance to experience. It complimented the artists…read more(Shakey Graves and openers) very well and had such a great layout of stage standing, overhang viewing and standing layered viewing (similar to a baseball stadium beer garden). If your artist is playing here - book it! If not, still try to catch a show

Service was good at the bars, had no issues. Being able to see the actual concert was the part that…read morehas me unsure that I would return here. The different levels really doesn't add much viewing unless you are able to get right up against the railing. If you leave your post there will be people behind you waiting to snag your spot quickly. The location is great but logistics of the venue are lacking.

We arrived on an early Friday evening! It was already a bit busy but we got the beers and food very…read morequick. So quick that it took as much time for food to come out, as it took us to get 2 beers from the bar!!! The server was looking for us, we didn't even get to find a table yet lol

We absolutely loved our visit to Scholz Garten. The food was outstanding. So bold, rich flavors and…read moregenerous portions across the board. Every dish we tried was clearly made with care and tradition in mind, and it truly delivered. (I spent 3 months traveling Germany and Europe, and I have missed the food! So this was great!) The servers were incredibly kind, attentive, and helpful, which made the experience even better. The atmosphere is what really ties it all together. Such beautiful scenery, a relaxed beer-garden vibe, and a sense of history that makes you want to linger. It felt authentic, comfortable, and truly made me reminisce on my time in Germany. As first-time visitors to Texas, this was a perfect stop on our vacation and one we'll remember fondly.